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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
8
The piece argues Democrats oppose tariff excesses and tax burdens benefiting a few. It cites discussions at a convention, condemning protectionism and praising a liberal revision of taxes to aid consumers and workers while warning against monopolies and corporate power.
In Des Moines July 21, 1804 Congressman W P Mephuen of Clarinda defends protectionist policy, cites Dingley act success, opposes free trade, and urges party unity to shield American labor and industry from foreign competition. He recalls McKinley era ideals and warns against Democratic tariff reforms.
The Des Moines convention opened with Col. W. P. Hepburn introducing Col. W. H. Hepburn and named credentials and permanent officers. A Roosevelt and Fairbanks loyalty resolution passed amid cheers, followed by nominations for state officers including Ketchum as Railroad Commissioner and other incumbents. A platform endorsing the Chicago Republican platform and Roosevelt administration was adopted.
Fragmentary dialogue scene shows Bangere threatening Mra and an assortment of odd lines about studying, bombs, and public interest. Characters include a daughter, a manager, an old actor, and clerk Muldoon amid chaotic exchanges.
Mrs Betsey A Clawson of Middlesex claims Dodd s Kidney Pills cured her inflammatory rheumatism after five years of invalidism A year ago she began improving and within two weeks could walk diary tasks again attributing the recovery to the pills and urging others with similar complaints to try them The story cites uric acid buildup in blood and kidney function as the cure mechanism
An exchange notes the long growth in intelligence across cities and observes a marked decline in marriage rates over the years as an old bachelor comments on social change.
An odd dialogue fragment shows Xehool Climm arguing with a wife about newspapers from across the country. The exchange references men and wives, bundles of papers, and a sense of being overwhelmed by print material.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a quirky romance with playful banter about wealth, a flat, and protection from fault. The overheard exchange centers on devotion amid improvised terms of endearment.
Fragmentary dialogue notes indicate a distressed speaker claiming others accused him of drinking and planning to attend a prayer meeting. The text references a tense expectation of disturbance upon returning home and an attempt to brace for an ordent event.
An exhausted patient recalls a grim year in 1901 when doctors predicted no nourishment possible. After trying Grape-Nuts and cream on medical advice from his sister, he reports rapid recovery, moving from Albany to San Francisco, and claims renewed strength, stamina, and mental clarity.
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